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A Heart for Africa: Rosemary Jensen and the Story of Rafiki de Annie Jensen

A Heart for Africa: Rosemary Jensen and the Story of Rafiki

Autor Annie Jensen Fotografii de Lauren Elizabeth Thorp, Tiffany R. C. Roach
en Limba Engleză Hardback – 31 oct 2007
In 1986, Rosemary Jensen, the former executive director of Bible Study Fellowship, and three companions saw the devastating effects of the AIDS pandemic in Africa. Knowing they had to do something, the travelers formed The Rafiki Foundation--an organization that started small, but has grown into a full-fledged, international operation serving people in numerous countries. This is Rosemary's story, complete with stirring photographs that bring Rafiki into sharp focus.
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ISBN-13: 9780825438899
ISBN-10: 0825438896
Pagini: 80
Dimensiuni: 214 x 261 x 10 mm
Greutate: 0.44 kg
Editura: Kregel Publications

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"I have a heart for these people. Even when we are not here, my heart is in Africa. . . . God is concerned about the needs of the helpless."

--Rosemary Jensen

In a friendship that began more than twenty years ago, Rosemary Jensen helped establish the Rafiki (Swahili for "friend") Foundation to come alongside Africans devastated by AIDS and build communities of physical and spiritual hope. From its small beginnings in the Jensen home, Rafiki is now an international organization that establishes schools and homes for orphans, builds vocational schools for teens, and provides medical care for local people in ten African nations.

In word and picture, this moving book unfolds the Rafiki story, the best of friendships in the worst of circumstances.

This is the story of Lorine, abandoned at a hospital and beaten at a children's home before coming to Rafiki at the age of five.

This is the story of Jimmy and Jane, twins left in isolation during infancy for six months, naked and ignored on rubber sheets.

This is the story of Atembem, named "I have nothing" by her mother who left her.

This is the story of hope against all odds.

This is Rafiki.

Annie E. J. Thorp grew up in Africa and has been intimately familiar with the Rafiki story since the foundation's inception. She is an author and illustrator, and currently resides in Pensacola, Florida, where she works as a design consultant.

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Annie Jensen grew up in Africa and has been intimately familiar with the Rafiki story since the foundation's inception. She is an author and illustrator, and currently resides in Pensacola, Florida, where she works as a design consultant.